E-commerce
Scraping Amazon
Amazon is a goldmine of product and pricing data. Prices, ranking, stockouts, reviews: everything moves constantly, and the movement is where the information sits. A daily reading is nearly always the right pace.
Data we extract
- Price and variations (Buy Box)
- Availability and stock level
- Title, brand and attributes
- Average rating and customer reviews
- Best Sellers Rank
- Seller and ASIN
Example use cases
- Competitive price monitoring
- Product positioning tracking
- Review analysis (NLP)
- Stock-out detection
Framework & ethics
We work with publicly accessible data, at a controlled pace so as not to disturb the sites we consult. Defining the uses is your responsibility, and we advise you on it.
Other sites we collect
Cdiscount
E-commerce
Cdiscount is one of France's largest online retailers, with a very active marketplace.
Fnac
E-commerce
Fnac covers culture, computing and home appliances with its own marketplace, and its prices often serve as a reference in those markets.
eBay
E-commerce
eBay opens up the second-hand market and the prices auctions actually reach.
Rakuten
E-commerce
Rakuten is a marketplace where new and second-hand sit on the same product page.
AliExpress
E-commerce
AliExpress shows information few sites publish, starting with the number of units sold.
Back Market
E-commerce
Back Market structures refurbished goods by condition grade, making prices directly comparable between sellers: few second-hand markets are this legible.
Zalando
Fashion & e-commerce
Zalando publishes a very broad fashion catalogue, with available sizes item by item.
Leroy Merlin
E-commerce
Leroy Merlin publishes availability store by store, alongside the price.
Every site in the same sector: E-commerce scraping
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